At This Point I'm Blocking Every Post And Blog Related To Thunderbolts, I Despise That Movie.

Btw DC's Suicide Squad never called itself the Justice league. They are the Suicide Squad and that's it. So Thunderbolts could have done the same 😒😒😒

At the university 🧡💙

Fucking finally 🎉💖

#Happy December 10th to those who celebrate 🎁 

me: namor is a representation about how white colonialism and the visceral reactions to it separate black and brown people through violence. the movie ending with a partnership between him and shuri is a symbol that, violent or not, bipoc can overcome neocolonialism and war when they work together with philosophies like Pan-Africanism and Pan-Latinism - showing each other mercy while being willing to defend each other from violent acts of white supremacy

also me: hehe… strong fishy feather man make panties go brrrrr

Shaka Zulu (1986 miniseries) = visually stunning, rewatched recently and I love all of the designs / costuming / camerawork. 

the announcement of Captain America : New World Order

Same Kevin we all are happy for that

What the hell happened to you?

Shirtless Sam now in slightly better definition 🥵🥰

The Falcon by Simone Bianchi

Everyone saying they watched that PCS and it’s not as bad as they thought it would be is actually so interesting to me, because when an anon first (vaguely) told me about it, I figured it wasn’t gonna be too bad, but that this fandom that’s famous for twisting everything even remotely involving Sam, would twist this too to somehow make him the bad guy.

And, look, while I was definitely correct about that, because people are already using it to hate on Sam even more than they usually do, I was incorrect about the rest:

It is actually that bad, especially when you put it into the context of how Sam Wilson (and Anthony Mackie) has been treated in the MCU.

You think that Sam Wilson fans can’t take a joke or are too sensitive, when the truth is that that PCS is indicative of a much larger problem occurring in the MCU. Frankly, that scene was just the straw that broke the camel’s back, for a variety of reasons and in a variety of ways.